1. Click on the DataSet.xsd.
2. Under Properties, Set the desired namespace under 'Custom Tool Namespace'.
For e.g., if you want the it to be Data.XXXDataSet, set 'Custom Tool Namespace' to Data.
Note that the project namespace will come as prefix for VB.NET.
Hope this works!
Rainer Queck wrote:
Change Namespace of typed DataSet?
07-Feb-08
Hallo NG
how can I change the NameSpace of a DataSet generated by the VS2008
DataSet-Designer
I tried to modify the NameSpace in the <ds>.Designer.cs, but when ever I
make a change to the DataSet in the designer the Namespace gets "reset"
Thanks for hints and Infos
Regard
Rainer Queck
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Change Namespace of typed DataSet?
Hallo NG
how can I change the NameSpace of a DataSet generated by the VS2008
DataSet-Designer
I tried to modify the NameSpace in the <ds>.Designer.cs, but when ever I
make a change to the DataSet in the designer the Namespace gets "reset"
Thanks for hints and Infos
Regard
Rainer Queck
Not too familiar with dataset specifically (I rarely use them), but you might
Not too familiar with dataset specifically (I rarely use them), but
you might have to change the default project namespace (project
properties); for sub-namespaces within that, try adding folders to
suit and locating your dataset at the appropriate level; I've seen
this work for other designers..
Marc
(by the way, I'm assuming that you mean the .
(by the way, I am assuming that you mean the .NET namespace to th
classes, not the xsd namespace uri, which is a property in th
designer)
Hello Marc,thanks for helping!
Hello Marc
thanks for helping
(by the way, I'm assuming that you mean the .NET namespace to th
classes, not the xsd namespace uri, which is a property in th
designer
Yes, I mean the .NET namespace
Not too familiar with dataset specifically (I rarely use them), bu
you might have to change the default project namespace (projec
properties); for sub-namespaces within that, try adding folders t
suit and locating your dataset at the appropriate level; I've see
this work for other designers..
I have tried to use Folders to get the desired namespace. Unfortunately VS
always adds the project name to the namespace
The automatically namespace currently looks like
<prjName>.<folderName>.<subFolderName
what I want is a namespace only with <folderName>.<subFolderName> without
<prjName> since I plan to use the dataSet later on in a Library
Is there any possibillity to tell VS how to build subnamespaces
Regard
Rainer
Well, you can change the project namespace to something less assembly-specific
Well, you can change the project namespace to something less
assembly-specific via the "Default namespace" option (project
properties page) - however, you can't blank it; I'd perhaps put
something in there that describes the overall project
FooCorp.Financ
[or whatever
Marc
Hi Rainer,Yes, Visual Studio will automatically add the Project's Root
Hi Rainer
Yes, Visual Studio will automatically add the Project's Root namespace to
its auto-generated code. For your scenario, I think move the dataset (or
any other components you want to fully control the namespace naming) into a
separate class library project. You can remove the default root namespace
of that project and add DataSet or other component in that class library
and reference this library in the main project
Sincerely
Steven Chen
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Hello Marc,thanks for your responds.
Hello Marc,
thanks for your responds.
As it is not possible to "decouple" the data set from the project inside the
project, I think I will follow Stevens suggestion and move this dataset to a
seperat classs library project.
Regards
Rainer
Re: Change Namespace of typed DataSet?
Hello Steven,
This is what I well do then.
Thanks for your help!
Regards
Rainer
to change the namespace of your xsd file and class, rename the xsd fileto
to change the namespace of your xsd file and class, rename the xsd file
to <namespace>.<classname>.xsd
so, if you want to add an xsd file named "mappings" to the "database"
namespace: "database.mappings.xsd"
you may rename the file as deep into the namespace tree as you like.
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